Game Reviews

It’s that time again. A new World of Warcraft expansion has arrived, but this one feels a little different. For the first time in WoW history, we’re getting a trilogy of expansions with one narrative throughline. The War Within marks the first installment of this so-called ‘World Soul

Alright everyone, come on. We all think we know what this is. It has to be lame, meme garbage, right? Absolutely not. This has been one of the most fun platformers I’ve played all year. What’s here is a bit jank, sometimes cheap feeling. It’s definitely that

Anger Foot is a game all about kicking people in the face. Actually, it’s a game about kicking everything you can to get your sneakers back. You play in Shit City, yes you read that right. Your job is to clean up the city using the swift justice of

It’s been a long time since the Castlevania franchise added a new entry, and the last place I would expect to see one is in a collection title. Castlevania Dominus Collection’s main conceit is putting all three DS games into one convenient package, but its bonus might be

I grew up watching and reading Journey to the West, so when Game Science first announced Black Myth: Wukong back in 2020, I knew this was something I didn’t want to miss. For those unaware, Journey to the West is a 16th-century novel, one of the Four Great Classical

Mountaintop Studio’s new game, Spectre Divide, takes the tried and true tactical shooter genre and spices it up with modern mechanics. You have true-to-crosshair ADS with every gun, there’s no movement penalty while shooting and, of course, there’s the linchpin of the game: you have a second

Age of Mythology: Retold is more than just an update to a nostalgic classic; it’s a reimagining of the heyday of RTS games when civilizations could rise and fall in an evening and LAN parties were a tangle of chords, pizza, and Mountain Dew. A graphics update likely would

I was relatively positive in my PAX East and August Previews for Visions of Mana. Earlier this year I played two games that take themselves much more seriously: Final Fantasy 16 and Persona 3 Reload. Going to something simpler, perhaps even cozier, with Visions of Mana was nice. But as